Actress Roxana Zal (1969)

River’s Edge (1986), an American crime drama film directed by Tim Hunter and written by Neal Jimenez, is set in Northern California. One day, pre-teen Tim tosses his sister’s doll into a nearby river and spots a teenager named John smoking on the other side. Later, at a convenience store, Tim sees John getting denied the sale of beer and decides to steal two cans for himself. When John leaves the store and heads towards his car, he discovers that Tim has placed the stolen beer on his front seat. Taking advantage of their encounter, Tim joins John on a trip to ...

Testament (1983), a drama film, is based on a three-page story titled The Last Testament by Carol Amen and directed by Lynne Littman. Set in the fictional suburb of Hamelin, California, the film follows the Wetherly family: husband Tom, wife Carol, and their children Brad, Mary Liz, and Scottie. Tom works in San Francisco as the main provider for the family. One afternoon, while Carol is at home, she receives an answering machine message from Tom saying he will be back for dinner soon. At the same time, Scottie is watching Sesame Street on TV when suddenly it is interrupted by white noise. The screen then ...

Table for Five (1983) is an American drama film directed by Robert Lieberman. J.P. Tannen is a former professional golfer living in California, estranged from his three children who reside in New York with their mother Kathleen and stepfather, attorney Mitchell. In an effort to reconnect with his kids, Tannen decides to take them on a Mediterranean cruise. Despite still having feelings for Kathleen, he hopes to prove himself as a changed man, but she remains unconvinced. However, during the cruise, Tannen becomes preoccupied with finding potential romantic partners, including French archaeologist Marie, often leaving ...